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    Date of this Version

    Spring 2009

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    Published by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

    Abstract

    In this issue:
    Thirty-five Years of the Endangered Species Act
    A Recovery Plan Begins to Flower
    Silvery Minnows Return to Texas
    Recovering a Strange, Elusive Gravedigger
    Reintroducing Rare Beetles to Ohio
    The Cemetery and the Clover
    Groundbreaking Research for the Nihoa Millerbird
    Climbing the Learning Curve of Short-tailed Albatross Recovery
    Cross-border Conservation in Sonora and Arizona
    The Razorback Sucker: Back from the Brink
    Stepping Up Recovery for the Houston Toad
    Hungry Goats Restore Bog Turtle Habitat
    A Challenging Future for the Black-footed Ferret
    Black-footed Ferrets Return to Kansas
    Two California Butterflies Wing Toward Recovery
    The Newell’s Shearwaters of Kilauea Point
    Showy Indian Clover Reintroduction Project
    Restoring the Oregon Chub
    Corps of Engineers Aids Missouri River Wildlife
    Central Valley Project Funds Recovery
    Using Section 7 as a Recovery Tool
    Hawaiian Petrel Faces Uncertain Future
    Endangered Species Day is a Success!
    Weird and Wonderful Wildlife Poster
    Partners Protect Habitat for Rare Salamander

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